Local Notices and Social Roundup From Frederick
Frederick area notices list residents visiting Baltimore and Annapolis for business and pleasure. Includes confirmations of callers at homes on West Patrick Street and East Street, travel between Frederick and Washington, and upcoming court and civic events. The column also records local trades, tax collection, and a few minor local incidents plus farm yields and fishing notes.
Local notes and notices from Liberty Circuit area
Community updates cover a church revival near Paw-Paw and a saunter supper event for Pairmount Cemetery at Miss Gilmore Vanfossen’s house. Reports mention road repair plans, a new mall wagon for winter use, a missionary society offering and a move to enlarge a hardware store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Vanfossen
Pairmount Cemetery
Rte
Loulan A. Conner
Lillian
la Conner
Wantinian
John Hy Wght
Conner Iy
Jamis Selefield
James Porney
York Road
Taudfesburg
James Crum
J.C. Gilbert
Liberty
Frederick
Geasey
Walsersstdle
Missionary Society of
Ladledburg
Rey Souders
Miss Little Martz
Mise Pima Shorderic
Chas Rhoderles
Samuel Snyder
Reulen Kolb
W.E. Church
Paw-Paw
T.G. Maynard
Cay
Lugene Hammond
Liberty Circuit
New Market
Tt. Savage
Memars
James G. Blinmana
Roanoke
J. Iredell Jenkiny
Baltimore
Mud
Sadford
Jas
Simmons & Co
Jenkins
Radford
Simmons
Hoanoke
Magle
Motz
EB Ecker
A. M. Eyler
J. Saylor
J Ponts
D. C. Metz
W. Blower
C. Harbaugh
E. Ecker
A. Roser
BE. Spurrier
C. EB
Klelo
M. V. Ecker
FL Smith
A.roser
C. Z. Rick
Great Reaper Combine Formed With 35 Million Capital
The American Harvester Company, incorporated at Spring dell, with 35 million dollars capital, plans to merge Arma McCormick Harvester Machine, Wm. Deering Co, Planet Mfg, Rockford. Minneapolis Harvester Works. Milwaukee Harvester. George Enaterly. White Water. Amos Whitely. Springfest. Aultman Miller. Whitman Barnes. Empire Mower Works. Walter A. Wood. several other firms across Ohio New York and Massachusetts. The aim is a single large company employing about 10,000 workers to produce up to 1,000 machines yearly while potentially closing some factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Harvester Company
Spring Dell
Wuitheslag
Arma
McCormick Harvester Machine Company
Wm. Deering & Co
Chicago
Planet + Manufacturing Company
Minneapolia Harvester Works
Milwaukee Harvester Company
George Enaterly & Co
White Water
Wia
Amos Whitely & Co
Springfest
Ohio
Aultman Miller & Co
Whitman & Barnes Manufacturing Company
Empire Mower and Reaper Works
Akron
Walter A. Wood Mower and Teaper Company
Moosic Falls
Wonderful results from low gas process at Bellefonte works
A Bellefonte Gazette report notes a new low cost gas production method by the National Heat and Power Company. On site demonstrations show 11,100 cubic feet of gas can be produced at about 1 cent per thousand feet with iron piles converted to nail plates and coal use minimal. Attendees include Patterson of National Tile Works, C Massey chemist, Mr. Kiley, WESley, and Geo. Sherwood. Petitions and church meeting notices follow in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lixperta
Bellefonte
Nuathousl Heat and Posyer Company
Thas
Diathiguis
Thv
Patterson
Worka
Mekeesport
C Massey
Mane Company
Nic Kiley
Wesley
Ninereliant
Pittsburg
Anl
Geo
WA Sherwood
New Dighton
Discoverleaan
Ross
National Heat and Power Company
D. H. Nastloge
Hubert A. Columan
Lebanon
Alfred Sally
New York
Gly
Governor Heaver
4. BR. Ledoux
Tfs
Prominent Local Figures Endorse Community Treat
The report highlights Carniale figures including Mesical Treat Me Néwitoh Jackaon and The Creat Southern Bend of Baltimore as they back a civic venue project. The article notes strong reputations and public anticipation for a forthcoming event described as a real pleasure with broad local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Néwitoh Jackaon
Carniale
Carniale Va Houvet
Baltimore
Feria
Four Opponents and a Treed Opossum Hunt
A rugged account describes four gentle men hunting an opossum when dogs treed a coonsan, a tense struggle ensued ending with a shot to end the animal and a cautious retreat by the hunter. The piece then shifts to the Teachers' Contest noting a large vote and close race among candidates led by Lizzie Philpot and Bettie Hays as the 20th election nears with candidates listed from Frederick and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idanho
Mica Lizaie Philpot
OG Oelock
Abe
Kats
Know Whig
Mise Lito Wiener
Frederick
Mise LK
Brent Kemp
Knoxille
Misa Lou Blume
Missa Dettle Rorlke
Prederdehee
D. W. Shorb
Freder
C. Shephard
Mise
Lizzie Philpot
Misa
Matilda Blelfeld
Predurtek
Mise Alive Shope
Fli Mias
Robinson Vrederick
Sue M, Yarron
Frederiek
GK. Sappington
Johnsville
Misa Bettie Hays
Hockeystown
Ming Clara Smith
Walkersville
Mins Nettle Ice
Peagaville
M. E. Reddick
Win. T. QuUnga
Marriage in Baltimore and local nuptial events
Mr Henry A Lederer and Miss Fannie L Richardson were married Wednesday night at Seventh Baptist church Baltimore. The ceremony was attended by family and friends. receptions and a wedding trip followed. Also noted are a German nuptial event and a workplace injury report of four fingers severed at a Palmatin Fibre Co. yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pladenithrenonpgos
Henry A. Lederer
Thompson & Co
Baltimore
Fannie L. Richardson
George W. Richardson
Frederick
Seventh Baptist Church
Ita
Ir. Willaw Marrin
Thuridd
Marechal Niel
Ming Bessley West
Ronald Hammond
Wiig
Pa Malda
Ernest Finley
William B. Levy
Harry B. White
Allyn K. Foster
George Lederer
Lawra J. Lederer
Willam
H. Lederer
Hiss Osroline Lederer
Joseph K. Wel
Frederick A. Torach
Cécelia Wranklin
Frederick Kracher
William A. Brown
John Knoop
Charion T! Magy
Mary Ridgely
George Knoop
A. R. Hanscock
H. HL. Levy
Joseph Il. Levy
Thomas Morris
C0les Lenardson
Mary
Chardian
West Fourth
Lang
Deta Stauiter
Oller
Atutherman
Long
Democratic celebration in Frederick attended by New York party
A New York party delegation led by Col. A Cockerill and Hon. Bourke Cochran heads to Frederick for a Democratic celebration. Mayor Grant wires approval and the group travels via train with Senator Teas and Assemblyman Sheehan among those attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Citzens
Hugh J. Gant
New York Est
Bla
Pola
Hon Bonk Cady
New York City
Sheehan
Tammany Wall
New
Levy
Lag
Will Delver
Adele
Welegine
Parol
Gheedde
Tak Tock
Daa Ratte Ciyh
Adburhi Spather
Blias
Northerkes Street
Mareket Street
Agat O'S
Dewa Market
Patrick
West Patrick
Triugraph
Bouth
Catrick
East Watnek
Carter
West Third
Hemi
Betes Thess
Grant
New York
Baughman
Bourke Cochran
Sinator Tyea
Assumblyman Sheehan
Colt. A. Cockrill
New York World
Haluimore and Ohio Railroad
Iake Norti
Retorick
Legve Carnet
Mtation
Haltmore
Frederick Unieesening
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Progress of the Fair At St John’s Hall
A large attendance filled St. John’s Hall for the fair with many artisans showcasing items. Notable exhibits included orange blossom jewelry and a gold watch as prizes. several young women and contestants were mentioned among the attendees and prize watchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jilin
Pale du Juntoc
Mia Mary ‘Tohon
Plinh
Gota Costdon
Alice Anderson
Inporobe
Samed
Walker
Catafort
Darhis Elidel
Aneer Lagier
Kathy Loruataute
Audie Reserts
Walla Gruss
Local Notes Record Ills and Outings Across Town
Dispatches note residents recovering from illnesses and visits across several streets. Mentions include Mrs Ke Grthiper’s convalescence, Mrs Alfurt Bobrociter at North Market Street, and Mr Clareniny Miller returning from a trip with a sprained wrist. Also references typhoid fever cases, partridge sightings, and a barber shop gathering forming a charity dance series for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick
Ellsworth
Chloe
Woo Loup
Hous Market Street
Arlanald
Knox We
Rina Ke
J. Uiler
Avery
Quidem Alfurt Bobrociter
North Market
Patreet
Ale K Wat
le Pant Tack
Nest
Petit Lange
Clareniny Miller
Casper Truyan
Charles Dh Reefer
Evpes Mtuass
George Midhorn
Lateves Dlag Fen
Aude
Fae Mewar
Citic and
Clarke Workdagian
Auuistan
Ala
Apuil
Dada
Sever
OC Warehlare
Mesa Younjra Nelson
Miehot Street
Clit Association
Koout
Death and Wedding Notices in City and Nearby
A fragmentary newspaper page notes a wedding at a residence on an unnamed street in Washington on a Tuesday. It references several individuals including Henry Cooper, Peteravidle, Myra Forney, and Myra Boyle, with scattered listings of local market prices and commodity quotes. The text also mentions a physician in New York promising free trial bottles of cough medicine and a travel note about a lake trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weanateinorm
Daniel Wutator Zantaliger
Thia City
Ily
Waahington
Tobedhan
Byrn
Von
Fragmented OCR Text Reflects Unclear Historical Narrative
The readable portion appears as garbled OCR with scattered phrases about science and society. No coherent events, people, or places are clearly identifiable for a precise summary.
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Miasea Nannie
Minnie Gambrill
Fréedenck
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Eutaun Mate
Ultimore
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Frederick Junction
Nultimore
Prederick
Alice Canmblin
Tadic
Charles Rogers
Brooklyn
GC. W. Ely
D&d
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Cumberland
Nanale Helfenstein
West Patrick Street
Joseph D. Baker
Haltimore
Geo. K. Sappington
M. J. Beckwith
Washington
Edward
Keefe and Family
South Market Street
Col
L. V. Baughman
Annapola
IL. S. Rouzer
Mechanicstown
A. Snyder
Union Bridge
Carroll County
George W. Shank
Eastlatrick Street
Crief
Isaac M. Fiaher
Casper Pfeffer
BurkittayMle
Boeing
Wilson
Caves of
Chas
Watara
Robert
Jackson
Seeanl
Pyliomathean L Lterary Society
Hed Men's Hall
A.L. Kilne
Charles Wilcoxon
Wm. FB
Baltimore and Ohio Stailroad
Brunawick
Denis
Nlana
St. John'n
Thurssey Ind
C. W. Myers
Doub's
Calvin Rean
Mimor
Howtemen
Bo Hones
W. L. Seabrook
Westminster
Lutheren Church
W. J. W. Benbrook
Tina
Bifors & A. m
Tal
Fefn
Mee
Colutons
County
Haas
Moratlan
Graceham
John Dorsey
Uravehaw
Couin
Albare Duvied
Messrs Chambers
Creemoran Galvin Weller
Messrs
John Muchley
G.I. Sappington
Johnsste
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Baltimore Sun
John Bo McDonald
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Me Mathews
Colston
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Tysten
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Mabugyee
Ole Kulroad
Ads
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Aegy Atlerad
Salticaste
Ole Peapla
Stewart Holdings
Richmond
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Brerptedy
Terete
Ramaberg
Jacob Hobrough
Jon EH. Ramaburg
John 8
Remsburg
John H. Ramaburg
Henry Beowon Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Jesse HH. Ramaburg
A di Raimaburg
John H. Remaburg
John 11. Ramsburg
J. A. Ramaburg
Raptiat Merning
Mintntera
Tayafan
Aptiat
Harneqvillé
Thoman
T.J. D. Clark
White
J. W. McCullough
Luther Watkins
J. Kt. Lodge
D. D
John Kingdon
Pill, Bouic
Vernon Beall
Maurie Watking
A. G. Pepy
James Elgin
Maurice Emerson
R. B. Sellman
F.M. Grifith
T. Purdom
Westin Rolf
Tvarits
Atrothar
Hymenbal
Qobartes
Charles Houlf
Hatiner
John Conrad Ueusor
Agin
Philadelphia
Hare Vecine
St. Joha's
Anil
Hella Bowers
John 4. Howers
John C. Motter
Anniy Haugher
Mary M. Quynn
J.T. Quynn
Robert Dean
G. W. Compter
Washington, D. C
Wade
Tle
Branawick
Genres Fornaneelien
Wats | Cis Aguidenta
Charles Gelabert
Thin City
Paltee Gonrt
Doll
Damea Phebas
Willis Tilghman
John Tauern
William Mathews
Henwood
Howanl
Weilnenuay
Mullinix
Nate
Onming
Tr Bay
SMC
Lalochin
Henry Rubert Cooper
Brunswick
Eilon Nichols
Peteravidle
Bath Caloret
Ttorry W. Boyle
Oak Orchard
Myra
Forney
Unionville
Kio
Eteaight
Fultz
Olata
Eaaler
Sittid
Ponnashania
John Hendrickson
Prk
Rita Win Khawia
Byrkut
Ainolm
Anh
Rey Vee
Mimabomnury Manette
Centeurim Reformed Church
A. Shuelenberger
Miesarah Leakens
Jeanas Aluging
Peark
Trith
Toga
Cleo Panty
Mirs
Buewe
Ada Ping
Duitla
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Stinney
Binuin Weemy
Durin
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Pendleton
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Hoon
Wilt Deati
Paward Keefer
Bly Ap
Edward Howes
Revara- Alvin
Mi Pion
Ayaa
Dart
Staturg
Ariy Steestor
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Ted Novibang
Frederick City
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Bill Poster
Frederox Dry and Counery Press
Doll & Bon
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Poerer Rooka
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